INDEX 
Page 
NURSERY GOODS 
Flowering Shru'bs, Shade 
Trees, Evergreens 
and Berry Plants 
34-35-36-37 
Fruit Trees_34 
Trees and Shrubs_36-37 
VEGETABLE SEEDS 
Asparagus _2 
Beans, bush, green- 
podded -3 
Beans, bush, wax— 
Beans, for shell_ 2 
Beans, cornfield_4 
Beans, pole_4 
Beans, Limas_5 
Beets, table___ 6 
Beets, stock-6 
Broccoli _12 
Cabbage _7-8 
Cabbage Plants_8 
Carrots, table-9 
Cauliflower -12 
Cauliflower Plant-8 
Celery _9 
Collards _ 12 
Corn, Sweet_10 
Cress, Water-12 
Cucumber -11 
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Egg Plant-12 
Endive _12 
Garlic _15 
Gourds _12 
Herbs _31 
Horse Radish_ 15 
Kale _15 
Kohl-Rabi _9 
Leek -15 
Lettuce _13-14 
Melon, Musk, Cantaloupe 16 
Melon, Water_17 
Mushroom Spawn_15 
Mustard _15 
Mustard Spinach_25 
Okra _15 
Onion Plants_8 
Onion Seed_18 
Parsley _19 
Parsnips -19 
Peas _20-21 
Pepper _19 
Potatoes -22 
Pumpkin -22 
Radish _23-24 
Rhubarb _ 24 
Rutabaga _28 
Salsify _25 
Sweet Potatoes-22 
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Spinach - 25 
Squash _25 
Tomatoes _26-27 
Turnip _28 
FARM SEED 
Berries _35 
Broom Corn_3l 
Buckwheat _31 
Corn, Field_29 
Corn, Kaffir_31 
Oats, Seed_31 
Edible Cow Peas_21 
Peas, Field and Cow Peas 31 
Permanent Grass 
Seed Mixtures-34 
Soy Beans-31 
Sorghum -31 
Sunflower -31 
Tobacco -31 
FLOWER SEED AND 
FLOWER BULBS 
All American Selection-1 
Flower Seed_39-40-41-42 
Vines _44 
Cladiums -38 
Cannas -38 
Dahlia Bulbs_39 
Gladiolas -38 
Peonies and Iris-38 
Roses _32 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Bird Food and Remedies 33 
Bordeaux Mixture-44 
Don Sung-33 
Glass Cloth_23 
Hotkaps _11-30 
Insecticides 
Inside Back Cover- 
Lawn Grass-34 
Lime Sulphur_44 
Nitragin -10 
Orchard Supplies 
and Pruners-45-46 
Paper Plant Boes-6 
Poultry Feeders and 
Fountains -33 
Poultry Litter_30 
Peat Moss_33 
Scalecide -47 
Seed Sowers-32 
Sprayer — Wheelbarrow 47 
Spray Pumps, Auto-46 
Spray Pumps, Bbl.-46 
Vigoro _23-33 
Water Pump-30 
Sweet Peas-- 13 
Tuberoses -38 
Planet Jr. Drill and Wheel Hoes 
No. 4 
No. 4 Combined Hill and Drill Seeder, Wheel 
Hoe, Cultivator and Plow 
The No. 4 Combined Seeder and Single Wheel Hoe is 
;he most popular outfit of its kind in the world. 
Thousands are being used by home gardeners having a 
noderate sized garden and thousands more by farmers, 
either in their own family garden or commercially. 
Price $19.50. 
Holds 2Vi quarts 
Weight, packed 50 lbs. Net, 37 lbs. 
Equipment—One pair of 6-inch hoes . . . 
three cultivator teeth . . . one garden plow 
. . . one leaf guard . . . one marker . . . 
one extension piece for wider rows . . . one 
wrench . . . three spacers for hill dropping. 
All oil tempered. 
No. 4D 
As a Seeder Only. Weight, 41 lbs. 
Price $15.50 
The No. 17 is the most popular of all wheel hoes 
because it is light and easy to handle and has the most 
needed equipment. It is inexpensive and yet is a com¬ 
plete gardening outfit. 
Price $8.00 
Packed Weight, 22 lbs. 
Equipment—One pair of 6-inch hoes, three 
steel cultivator teeth, one large garden plow. 
All oil tempered. 
Steel Frame, 15-inch Steer Wheel 
No. 3 
15-inch steel driving wheel. Holds 3 quarts. 
Weight, packed, 49 lbs. Net, 33 lbs. 
Price $19.00 
U. S. Parcel 
Post Rates— 
Zones From 
Paducah, 
Ky. 
For first 
for each 
For first 
for each 
pound 
additional 
pound 
additional 
Zone 
Miles Allow 
pounds add 
Zone 
Miles 
Allow 
pounds add 
First 
50 .08 
.01 
Fifth 
605 to 1000. 
.11 
.06 
Second 
50 to 150 .08 
.01 
Sixth 
1000 to 1400. 
.12 
.07 
Third 
150 to 300 .09 
.02 
S°venth 
1400 to 1800. 
.14 
.09 
Fourth 
3D0 to 600 -10 
.04 
Eighth 
1803 
.15 
.11 
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